India elect to bat; Nadeem makes debut

October 19, 2019 09:45

India 7-0 (3 ovs) vs SA | Scorecard

Mayank Agarwal walks out to open the batting with Rohit Sharma, both of whom, have been among the runs in this series. A good start with the bat will help India consolidate their position after they elected to bat.

Kagiso Rabada to open the bowling for South Africa, who are eyeing a few early wickets.

The first ball is full and moves away as Mayank pokes away from his body and is beaten. He gets the next ball off the inside half to square leg for two runs to get off the mark.

Mayank then steers a full wide delivery past point for a four and plays out the last two balls to end the over.

Lungi Ngidi from the other end. He also starts with a full delivery which Rohit blocks watchfully and then takes a single on the leg side to get off the mark.

Agarwal is again beaten outside the off-stump as he plays away from his body and he blocks the last ball with caution.

Rabada getting the ball to move. This time Rohit is beaten all ends up as he looks to defend outside the off-stump. A couple of balls later the pacer gets the ball to come in as Rohit is hit high on the pads and the leg before shout is turned down.

This is fantastic bowling from Rabada as he gets the ball to move and bounce to go past the edge as Rohit again pokes.

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